Deadly shooting is community's third in 3 months
Two people were killed early Sunday morning after a shooting at a house in northeast Denver. A neighbor says waking up to a crime scene is familiar to her.
$600M water system underway to circumvent radioactive elements in SE Colorado
Construction is underway for an ambitious water delivery project in southeastern Colorado that is overdue by 60 years and, despite pledges totaling almost a quarter billion dollars, is not even half paid for. But if successfully completed, the pipeline system will bring drinkable water to 50,000 residents who live in an area where water quality suffers from naturally occurring radioactive materials.
State penalizes debt collection firm
A Kansas-based company has agreed to pay half a millions dollars that will be refunded to Native Americans in Colorado for what the state described as illegal debt collection practices.
80 dogs removed from unlicensed Colorado sanctuary
Eighty large northern-breed dogs were removed from a property outside Lyons this week, two days after a judge signed a permanent injunction when the landowner failed to show up at a court hearing.
Police: Colorado man allegedly impersonated his wife's ex-boyfriend prior to murdering her
A list of lewd messages were sent to a Broomfield woman prior to her murder last month. The author of those messages is now behind bars on homicide charges.
Ohio man killed in Colorado snowmobiling accident
A 26-year-old man from Bowling Green, Ohio, died in the Colorado backcountry Friday in a snowmobiling accident, according the Jackson County Sheriff's Office.
Ute tribal councilman and former school board member arrested for sexual contact during "healings"
Lyndreth Hemp Wall was arrested by federal authorities after four women came forward with allegations Wall performed sex acts on them during the course of what prosecutors described as "traditional healing methods."
One lane closed over Berthoud Pass as searchers clear another avalanche
The Colorado Department of Transportation closed the westbound lanes of U.S. 40 closed over Berthoud Pass at about 1:45 p.m. Saturday as rescue personnel searched an avalanche debris field for any victims.
Turbine at Colorado wind farm collapses, burns
A wind turbine at a northern Colorado wind farm folded in half and caught fire Thursday morning, startling neighbors who heard banging noises prior to the collapse.
Driver doing "donuts" in Colorado school parking lot hits building
A driver deliberating spinning his vehicle in circles in a snowy school parking lot Friday night lost control of the vehicle and crashed into the school.
U.S. Marshals make arrest in Colorado of "violent offender" who threatened federal judge
Members of the Golden Police Department's Special Operations Unit assisted the U.S. Marshals Service in the arrest of an alleged violent offender Saturday morning.
Man and children, 3 and 7, dead in apparent murder-suicide in small Colorado town
A man and two children were found dead Saturday at a home in a small Colorado town after law enforcement was asked to check on the people inside the residence.
3 separate searches underway for men missing on Colorado's Western Slope
Searchers on the Western Slope gathered Friday in efforts to find three men missing in three different locations.
Colorado, 11 other states ask feds to reclassify cannabis
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser joined a group of attorneys general from a dozen other states who sent a letter this week to the federal government asking that cannabis be reduced from a Schedule I to a Schedule III controlled substance.
Colorado man sentenced for paying little or no taxes for nine years
A 50-year-old Colorado man was sentenced to a year in federal prison Wednesday for not paying almost a quarter of a million dollars in federal taxes.